What is the significance of surrendering at Sai's feet as described in Chapter 46, and what are the signs of such a surrender?

Chapter 46 emphasizes the profound act of surrendering body, speech, and mind at Sai Baba's feet. This act of surrender, coupled with the constant chanting of His name, is presented as the primary means to wash away sins and fulfill desires. For the desireless, it leads to the bliss of the self. As the chapter explains, the definitive sign that one's mind is truly surrendered at Sai's feet is that the seeker becomes inclined towards peace and thrives in a state of complete devotion. This state is called 'Gururpan', where one's focus remains on the true self, signifying a complete offering to the Guru.